Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-14
LOCAL 6REviTiES.

Mr.. John Connable spent Sunday in Ne
MIA.
George Spence. esq, was in Xenia to-
day.
Miss Mary Riley passed Sunday with
| friends in Urbana.
Mr.. Forest Virgins passed Sunday with
friends in Dayton.
Emil Cooper. for safe keeping, and Frank
Stevenson, for lettering were run in las
night.
William Kuttruff was arrested this morn
ing. on a warrant charging him withpbeing
disorderly.
Joe Miller was arrested Saturday night
for being drunk and disorderly and for
abusing his family.
Miss Gussie ConkIin of the North Side
gave very pleasant but informal dancing
party to few friends Saturday evening.
Friends without distinction of denomina-
ton are invited to come and hear Rev. S.
Mcdonald at the Christian church tonight.
Charles Ridgeway and James Gallagher
disturbed the meeting of the Salvation army
last evening. They were station-houSed
for being drunk and disorderly.
Mr.. Edward Kinnane, of Kinnane, Wren
Il Co., leaves tonight for two months trip
through the south for health. He will
spend most OF his time in Florida and
Cuba
The sale of of seats for Miss Fortesque
will open tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
Checks will be given out at : o'clock. All
wishing choice seats should secure them
early.
William Kutruff. who swore at his butcher
and threatened 10 kill him. because he pre-
Sented his bill. was arrested this morning
for disorderly conduct and using profane
language.
The tive-months-old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas A. Strickney, of 81 north Mar
ket street. died on Saturday evening of in
digestion. The funeral occurred this after
noon at . o'clock.
Miss Carrie Miranda. of New Carlisle. is
the guest of Miss Alice Wones. of west
Mulberry street. Miss Wones will entertain
a number of friends tomorrow evening in
Miss Miranda's honor.
Mr.. Edward Kinnane left at O'Clock
this afternoon for six weeks trip through
the south, including Florida. Alabama and
Georgia. He will visit the island of Cuba
and spend portion of his time there.
Springfield is not alone in her sorrow and
suffering. 1t is said that Xenia has a shop
whistle exactly like the shrill graduated
nightmare which shrieks from the dizzy
dome of the Standard Manufacturing CON-
pany's works.
The eighteen babe of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wadison. residing near the
East street shops, died at a late hour Sat
urday afternoon of measles. The remains
were taken to Brighton yesterday where |
they were buried.
Died, this morning. at her late residence |
on Madison avenue, Edna, daughter of Mr.. |
and Mrs. J. +. Loudergan. of brain fever. |
lnterment at st. Raphael's cemetery tomor |
row at > p. IN. The bereaved family have |
the sincere sympathies of their friends.
The lecture by Rev. j. b. Helwig. at the |
Lutheran church, on Thursday evening,
was warmly appreciated by all. The
Ladies' Working society. under whose |
auspices the lecture was given. will realize
a nice little sum from it.-Urbana Citizen. |
Last night. as Tom Munford. an employe |
Of the l. B. & W., was leaving his boarding
house on west Washington street, he acci-
dentally ran his right hand through pane
Of broken glass in the door and cut his
wrist horribly. A few stitches closed the
gaping wound, and it will be all right in a
few days.
Mr.. Henry c. Eisenmenger. lately ap-
pointed to position in the postal service
On the c. c. c. & l. road between CincE-
natl and Cleveland. spent Sunday with his
family in this city. On the 18th of Febru-
arm he stood an excellent examnatiOn-an
average of 81 16-10O-and was promoted to
he second clerkship, at an increase in sal
ary.
The drive is now on Golden Fleece, 4
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